Dale High School - Dalion Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1953 volume:

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I , f Q-7 fy --5 iz? : y If me gj Tig-.R 1.f'XX L,,,,HYm C' 7, 7- 'X-F gp- Xflfjfxbxxfxxb , 'X 11,55 -S ' l'f+' A '- 52--F'--4' 'N BX 51 Ffxx X Y 'hA viZLL,: 71 , 'H-ff-:. Rv -YA x X f .ty X , Va. , -1- A wxava Ame, mum DEDNUWON The Class of 1953 wishes to dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Wilbert Webber who has taught Shop and Mechanical Drawing in the Dale Public Schools for a total of ten and one-half years. Mr. webber's name has always been closely associated with sports at Dale as he has been mentor of the Junior Varsity for the past seven years. It was during the 1951-52 basketball season that the JV's, under Coach webber's fine instruction, went undefeated through their entire schedule of cage tilts. In the field of education, Mr. Webber, earned his Bachelor of Science in Education at California State Teachers College and his Master of Arts Degree from Columbia University. Mr. Webber served for a period of four years in the United States Navy. Previous to his service, he was a Civil Service instructor for five months. At present he is a Lt. CJ. 3.1 of inactive status. . BOARD OF EDUCATION , ' ' rf: 15 Roy Wonders, William Rigby, Philip Cook, Fred Geisel, Q 'xr NQSV - v-v A Supervising Principal E. D. Ott T. E. Berriman, E. D. Ott nfimwx A School Secretary Joanne Kleinmyer X High School Principal Lewis L. Clark isviftqv V ,lfstti ,e zff-alibi . .?,q X an-' 'I ' it fb Q' 1 ww ' A5 X ' X E, can ff'e 4 uqsf 3 , 35 32 Mrs. Isabella K. Nelson Mr. Vincent L. Hetrick ...., mi :V ' J -XR 71 2 In . A-03 puiaai Mr. Lewis L. Clark Q'- Xxlvqggsiff Mr. Joseph W. Rhoades Mr. Lester M. Mitchell frm 9 12M Miss Zita Gaffney Mr. if .F , 9 Miss Carolyn K. Bruno -102 4 .kt lg il QW My K rm gr.- Q A q A ' ' ffgvz i ls mm.h IEA i 12 4iAh if Wilbert W. Webber rainy dv-1. Mrs. Lillian Liggett be ' . idlv '1TT'E'! Mr. G. Glen Crawford Miss Anne Andrews H A K X E fx-. .. A A n runnin' 6 6 V Miss Kathryn A. Long Mrs. Mary V. Rowland w - 5 1 N-.J X, r , yn fe . 1 gvf A 1 Mr. Robert C. Andrews Mr. Samuel Ni16S 'YD Miss Long, as Senior Class Advisor, has been of invaluable assistance toward making our Senior year the very successful one it has been. Throughout all the class projects, she has given freely of her time and energy to promote a feeling of good-will and sportsmanship among the students. The members of the Senior Class will be forever in- debted to her for her helpfulness. ADVISORS As Assistant Sponsor of the Senior Class, Mr. Andrews has been in charge of the boys home room. A1- though most of his guidance has been directed to the fellows, his valuable assistance has been great- ly appreciated by the entire class. Q: 'ia 'Q' ,,,..a-V EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Howard Allen ASSOCIATE EDITORS Nancy Jo Gpumling FEATURE EDITOR Liz Bernat Ruth Ankeny SPORTS EDITOR Marlene Wilson Ronald Knipple ART BUSINESS Pat Wiesheier Dick Hiner PHOTOGRAPHY TYPISTS Roy Epb Janet Gindlesperger Cover Studio ADVISORS Miss Kathryn A. Long Mr. Robert C. Andrews Verna Consalvo lm' pr A . C? . .A I J f 'X 4 QQ , as 0 Q 9.7-I 6 .ff P 'SC L F f if 7 o as 1:5 SENIQQ CLASS - - -m- i- sur First Row-Left to right--Evelyn Potter, Secretaryg Howard Allen, Presidentg Dick Hiner, Treasurerg Pat Wiesheier, Vice President. Second Row--Miss Kathryn Long, Sponsorg Nancy Burns, Charlene Geisel, Nancy Jo Grumling, MODHB Momberger, Beverly Simpson, JoAnne Mock, Ruth Ankeny Janet Gindlesperger, Mr. Robert Andrews, Co-Sponsor. Third Row--Verna Consllvo, Marlene Wilson, Bill Killinger, Nathaniel Simms, Bill Blair, Dick Gerber, Clyde Barringer, Donald Moshgat, Lester Ringler, Elinor High, Liz Bernat. Fourth Row--Ronald Knipple, Ralph Miller, Fred Zipf, Tom Billick, Paul Lang, Kermit McMeans, Dennis Walters. Absent when picture was taken -- Don Hall. Howard Lee Allen nwinkyn The leader of our class with many a worry, Always done - - never ln a hurry. Mixed 8 Boys Chorus l,2,3,4. .Mixed Octet 4. . Interclass 5. .Career Club 4. .Craft Club 5. . Band l,2,5,4. .Dalion Editor. .Baritone Horn Soloist-Forensfcs. 1County Band 1. .District Band 2,3,4. .State Band 5. .Class Play 4. . Class President l,2,o,4. Robert E. Alt nB0b Bob is brilliant, bash- ful and shy! Ready to help - - a regular guy! Interc1ass,2,5,4. . Hunting M Fishing 5. . Career Club 4. Ruth J. Ankeny nRuthien A girl to be trusted, loyal and true, A go getter and worker, till the job is through. Girls Chorus l,2,5,4. .Mixed Chorus 5,4. . Y-Teens l,2,5. .Class Play 4. .Band 2,5,4. . H1-Herald 5,4--News Editor 4. .Dalion Staff. 7' Ri s i 5. xl. :S 4. R. y s I 5 4. A V. aa es, .2 5 Clyde Barringer, Jr. Wweedsn X Clyde's grooming and personality smiles, Attracted girls for miles and miles! J. V. Basketball l,2. .Crafts Club 5. . Career Club 4. John Bell nBelln Hunting or fishing is his delight, As for school? - - well, its alright! Hunting and Fishing Club 5,4. .President 4 uni QHHKV Nur Q W Nick Berkich nNickn The lankiest member--over six feet tall, He's grand in sports cause he tops 'em alll Boys and Mixed Chorus 2,3,4. .Football l,2,4. Varsity Basketball 4. .Interclass l. .Varsity Club 4. .Hunting and Fishing Club 5. .J. V. Basketball 2,5. .Boys Ensemble 5. ff- w:g,g. , , :sm fm. ' 'T ' -'f- -K K- K , s- fe imilfffz V K 2 ' ' is - .- , .. . f 5- fffaawfipt fr i as 'fw,vL-ff-:fre ' ' S5?iQzii 1 gi E WH i Elizabeth Bernat uL1zW The HSnoopern of the Press is she, But just as innocent as can be! Girls and Mixed Chorus 2,3,4. .Girls Ensemble 3,4 Interclass 2,3,4. .Class Play 4. .Yhieens 2. , Band l,3,4. .Hi-Herald Staff 3,4. .Dalion Staff 4. Thomas Billick nTomn Ibm, our center, is a very fine lad, A finer friend just couldn't be had. W Football l,2,3,4. . J.V. Basketball 1, 2. . Varsity Basketball 5,4. . Varsity Club 5 4. .Class Play 4. .Boys Chorus 1. William A. Blair nB1lln 'Mira nTa1kativen discussion? He's always there, Always mgpe than willing to do his share, 'ds' Hunting and Fishing Club 5, .President of Career Club 4. qv-f- '!'7 MVN.. Nancy Jean Burns nNann yds Twirlin the fla ? Nanc 's the gall 3 S B Y Friendly and kind, a faithful pal. 'iii Interclass 1,2. .Girls Chorus 2,I5,4. Y-Teens 1. .Mixed chorus 5,4. .vice W President F.H.A. 3. .Band 2,5,4. . Treasurer of Music Club 4. 'Kewl Verna Consalvo 'Vernan AS our Pr1ncipal's secre- 'ifir' ,r-Q tary, Verna's a whiz, fff, avi She typed many a letter and many a quiz. ty-li Mixed Chorus 2,5,4. . Girls Chorus l,2,3,4. . Band l,2,3,4. .Inter- class 50 .Y-Teens 1,20 0 Pep Club 4. .Dalion Staff 4: oFcHaAo Club 50 Roy J. Erb nGubbyn ,nhl Qulet, sincere, reserved, and shy, But still--he's a very nice guy! Camera Club 3. .Career Club 4. .Class Play 4 Interclass l,2,3,4. Charlene Geisel Q, Charlene's life is filled with joy, C When she's with one certain boy. !s 5 l 2 25 4 Girls Ensemble Mixed and Girls Chorus , , , . . l,2,5. .Class Secretary 1 . .Press Club 5,4. . Band l,2,3,4. .Interclass 2,I5. .Chorus Accompan- ist l,2,5,4. .Mixed Octette 4. msg h 5, .fv. it Jvuj Q i ii? if G' s C Richard Gerber fp? Now here's a chap who is on the beam. 4? His hair makes him a h ,.4rl beaut1cian's dream! sk . Hunting 8: Fishing I5 Career Club 4. gl C Qx 1 Janet Gindlesperger Gindy A G Janet is tiny, demure and sweet jaw Q M, But goodness me! Can that girl eat? L -, g J ' 4? Girls and Mixed Chorus l,2,5. . Band l,2,5,4. . .X z Pep Club 5,4. . class play 4. . Dalion Staff 4 ls L Q Y-Teens 1. .County Band 1. ee, I Us 4 51 fi i S5 . Nancy Jo Grumling A musician superb! You'l1 agree. Modest and willing as can be. Band 5,4. .Press Club 3.4. Hi-Herald 4. .Class Play 4. Girls Chorus 2,3,4. .Chorus Dalion Staff 4. .Forensic So Y-Teens 2. .Editor of the gilt WNanu Juan and .Mixed and Accompanist 3,4. . loist 2,5,4. . 34 3 5' X K 2. A. .f :.f,-:s2f1:ifEi'l'i-'- 5 , 5 .x C Jack Hale nJackn T Our boy Jack is one that we trust, But give him a car and watch his dust! Mixed Chorus 2,5,4. . Boys Chorus 2,3,4. . Football l,2,5,4. . Interclass l,2,5,4. . Varsity Club 3,4. Q .. S ' , at I, dx, ir. I 1 ll, S 'Inv Don Hall nDonn A Ngo-gettern lad if there ever was one, Just ask Don - a Its as good as done. B0ySand Mixed Chorus l,2,5,4. .Mixed Octet l,2. Interclass l,2,5,4. .Camera Club 1. .Hi-Herald 4 Boys Octet l,2,5,4. .Band l,2,3,4. .District Chorus l,2. .County Chorus l,2,5. Elinor High M N ll E11nor's temper has won her renown Around the school of our fair town. ',g Girls Chorus 2,5,4. .Mixed Chorus 5,4. . Y-Teens 2 Interclass l,2,5,4. .Class Play 4. . Band l,2,3,4. H1-Herald QW William Klllinger nB1lln Bill, the hunter, and friend to all Willing to help--always Hon the ball.n J.V. Basketball Mgr. l,2,5. .Hunting 5 Fishing Club 5,4. . Interclass l,2,3,4. .Varsity Basket ball Manager 4. Richard Hiner uDick Dick, our treasurer, honest and true, Keeps our financial records, and its quite a few. Football 2,3,4. .Varsity Basketball 4. . Class Play . .Class Officer l,2,3,4.. Interclass l. .Hunting and Fishing 5. .Jr. Varsity 2,5 Secretary Varsity Club 4.. Dalion Staff 4. .Band l quilf' wslf' Ronald Knipple Hwswwwe,'i s, llRonll - X K 2, Sen, When asked to do any piece of work, f Ronnie's the type that will never shirkl Football l,2,5,4. .J. V. Basketball Mgr. 1,2. . Varsity Club 5,4. .Dalion Staff 4. .Varsity Basketball Mgr. 5,4. Paul Lang Professor Wnen Pau1's tenor voice fills the air, The girls come running from everywhere. Crafts Club 4. .Boys and Mixed Chorus 1,2,5,4. Football l. .Boys Ensemble 3. .District Chorus 4. .Hunting and Fishing Club 3. .Mixed Octet 5,4. .Inter- class l,2,4. nns5FN?df'1 fy C '2Z.,p ' .rf r wad' .5 I D -1-74' Kermit McMeans Jim The guy with the personality plus, He'l1 always be an asset to us. Boys and Mixed Chorus l,2,5,4. .Football l,2,5,4 Basketball J. V. l,2. .Varsity 3,4. .Varsity Club 3,4. .Vice Pres. of Varsity Club 4. .Boys Octet 5,4. .Class Play 4. .Mixed Ensemble 5,4. f GW 465' sill' Monna Lee Momberger For a girl with a sweet, shy kind of smile. Just look at Monna, for a little while. Mixed Chorus 2,3,4. .Girls Chorus l,2,3,4. . Interclass l,2,3,4. .Y-Teens l,2, .Pep Club 4. . H1-Herald Staff 3,4. Ralph Miller nRa1phlen Ralphie's strength may not be the best But his wit will certainly pass every test. Boys Chorus 1. .lnterclass l,2,5,4. .Hunting and Fishing Club 3. .Career Club 4. JoAnne Mock nJon In Shorthand and Typing JoAnne does excell, And in everything else, she rates quite well. Cheerleader l,2,5,4. . Y-Teens l,2, ,Girls and Mixed Chorus l,2,5,4. . Interolass l,2,5,4. . Pep Club 5,4. .Hi-Herald 5,49 oEnSemb1e 40 0 Class Play 4 . g G Don Moshgat Don's school career was spent as you know, Chasing the girls and saying UAW, Joeln Interclass l,2,5. .Boys Chorus l. .Varsity Basketball 4. .Class Play 4. .Hunting and Fishing Club 5. .Career Club 4. Evelyn Potter nEvien Evie is our beauty queen, She's seldom heard, but always seen! Cheerleader l,2,5,4. . YgTeens 1,2,5,4. .Girls Chorus l,2,6,4. .Mixed Chorus 2,5,4. .Girls Ensemble 3,4. .Class Secretary 2,5,4. .Vice- President l. .Pep Club 5,4 Secretary Pep Club 4. A.4Ef5 j . S I 5 S X Q K? 1 llDonll 2 Keane Lester Ringler nLesn Here's to Les, so friendly and neat, Always a smile, for anyone he may meet. Football 2,5,4. .Boys Chorus l,2,5,4. .Varsity Club 3,4. .Varsity Basketball 2,5,4. .J. V. Basketball 1. i I 1 Nathaniel L. Simms WNatW Regardless of the time, its been the rumor, Nat always has a grand sense of humor. Officer Varsity Club 5,4. .Interclass l,2. . Varsity Basketball 4. .J. V. Basketball l,2,5. . Boys Octet 3,4. .Band l,2,3,4. Beverly Simpson WB When asked to do any tpye of work, Beverly will do it an never shlrk. Cheerleader l,2,3,4. Y-Teens 1,2. .Mixed a Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4. Interclass 1,2,5,4. . Pep Club 5 ,4. .Girls Ensemble 4. .Presiden Pep Club 4. .Hi-Heral Staff 5,4. , g'!5r- I9 H L.-- Dennis Walters Denny is Someday Denny may star at the 'Meta With h s voice, that's the least he should get. ' gl i' Football 2,Z5,4. .Boys and Mixed Chorus 1,2,I5,4, ii! 'X Boys and Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4. .Football l,2,5,4. . evn d nd t d Patricia A. Wiesheier 'I Pat H Its a fact that in class, Pat's a studious gal, But out of school, she's just Lester's pal! Girls Chorus l,2,5,4. .Mixed Chorus 2,5,4. . Ensemble 5. .Y-Teens Officer l,2,5,4. .Hi Herald Staff 5.4. .Class Vice-President 2,4. . Class Treasurer 5. .Dalion Staff 4. Marlene Wilson uwillyn Willy is a very unpredic- table lass, But as a trombonist, she's first in the class. Mixed Chorus 2,5,4. . Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4. . Girls Ensemble l,2,5,4. . Mixed Octet 4. .Class Play 4. .Hi-Herald 5,4. . Dalion Staff 4. .Girls Interclass l,2,5,4. . Y-Teens 1. .Band l,2,3,4. . County Band 1. .District Band 5.4. .Forensics Soloist 4. i535 mkny. 1? C-. . 4 ,s My ,E in 'QU Kill-f I el, 1 6 4' 'Tun M, Fred Zipf nFritz Fredfs motto is nwhy worry?n There's lots of time--no need to hurry! Football l,2,3,4. .J. V. Basketball l,2,5. . Varsity Basketball 4. .Mixed Chorus 5,4. . Boys Chorus l,2,5,4. .Varsity Club 4. .Hunting and Fishing Club 5. .Interclass l,2. 3 JUNKDQ CLASS W ll' -' - - First Row--Mr. Lewis Clark, Joanne Pheasant, Wayne Meyer, Nancy Reighard, Dolores Shadle, Delores Swanhart, Robert Friedline, Shirley Ken- singer. Second Row--Ralph Crist, Norma Smith, John Williams, Murn Miller, Don Mock, Charles Hassell, Darlene Slagle, Don Gerber. Third Row--William Hiner, Erma Berringer, Jere Reddecliff, Bob Knee, Donna Egolf, Donna Maschue, George Siehl, Marilyn Evans. Fourth Row--Louis DeLuca, David McMeans, Bob Allen, Jimmy Walters, Leonard McMinn, Ray Zwick, Robert James, Bill Allen, Robert Kinzey. Absent when picture was taken -- Ona Kay Myers, Sue Cardellino. S-BOPP-IQMQQE CL ASS First Row--Mrs. Anne Andrews, Sgonsor' Janet Kleinmyer, EISBHOI' FGPB, Claud- ette Rheel, Carolyn riedline, Nancy Geisel, Mildred Botteicher, Nancy Graff, Donna Collins, Mr. Joseph Rhoades, Sponsor. Second Row--Neva Crist, Mary Fisher, Roberta Hollyhead, Leroy Webb, Jimmy Williams, Kenny Godfrey, Nancy Kinzey, Wanda Albus, Gale Keith, Lila Rae Nolan. Third Row--Joseph Hamer, Arthur Grumling, Donna Noon, Gwen Evans, Deanna Dickert, Kenny Meyers, Barbara Dunbar, Donna Daley Marlin Rosbaugh Albert Schmaltz. Fourth Row--Alice Wilson, Bill Burtnett, Leo Sedlmyer, Roger Stutzman, Jimmy Berkebile, Boyd Brewer, John Grumling, Jack Leonard, Connie Bewak Paul Cuppett, Don Meyers. Absent when picture was taken -- Wayne Knipple. FIQESMIWXN CLASS .Y v 1 -7 First Row--Mr. Samuel Niles, Sponsor--Howard Fisher, Herb Swanhart Gary Himes Tom May, Garth Litzinger, Adonis Miller, Laura Beatty. Second Row--Donna Costo, Alma Wicknick, Janet Emmel, Barbara Statler, Doris Berringer, Janet Wilkie, Mercedes Stahr, Barbara Beam, Margaret Thomas. Third Row--Larry Frombach, Nancy Pheasant, Yvonne Shuber, Marjorie Gordon, ' Barbara Basserman, Dick Cosco, Bob Savering, Ronald Nolan, Nancy Knipple, Marlene Ross, Dianne McClintock, Kenneth Horner, Lee Marsh. Fourth gg!--Dick Bartlebaugh, Bob Potter, Janet Stonebraker, Gordon Egolf, George Fisher, Don Berkich, B111 Reddeciiff, Faye Reddecliff, Joan Sedlock, Karl Engelbach, Larry Hilbrecht. Absent when picture was taken -- Sandra Stevens. riiinififff CRAFTS CLUB Sponsored by Mr. Webber The boys in the Crafts Club continue to put into practice what they have learned in shop class. They work with wood, metal, and leather and can make various articles from each. LT:-I PEP CLUB Sponsored by Mr. Hetrick This year there are twenty members in the Pep Club. The members were elected and initiated by the older members. Their main work is the planning of pep meetings, and making posters announcing games. At the end of the year each member receives a Pep Club jacket. PRESS CLUB Sponsored by Miss long Each month the members of the Press Club collects gossip, news, sports, features and editorials for the H1-Herald. The staff of the paper is composed largely of Seniors and Juniors, but there is also a reporter from each class in the club. This year the Press Club became a member of' the Pennsylvania and National School Press Association, and the Quill and Scroll, the honorary society for journalists. MUSIC CLUB Sponsored by Miss Bruno Do-si-do and away you go! The Music Club has as its purpose the learning of the different types of dances such as the rumba, waltz, samba, and the polka. They also learn the stories and facts concerning these dances. H. A. Sponsored by Mrs. Rowland - .X 45 These young ladies will someday be the homemakers of America, and because of Mrs. Rowland's able guidance and advice they will qual- ify for their jobs. During club periods, the girls of the F.H.A. learn cooking, sewing, decorating and many other general homemaking activities. The ent for all X.-1' LIBRARY CLUB Sponsored by Mrs. Nelson purpose of the Library Club is to teach the girls the differ- jobs and functions of a librarian. The girls select new books the library, date outgoing books, collect fines, and keep books in good and proper order. i V CAREER CLUB Spon so red by Mr. Niles The Career Club! secures information on any job, collegie, or pro- fession in which a student may be interestedg it d scusses the different professions and the qualifications needed for themg then they secure aptitude tests for students to take in order to test their knowledge of the varied subjects. It is hoped that in time this club may be a Placement Bureau for a student desiring jobs after high school. VARSITY CLUB D Q fs ,F W, D3-D Sponsored by Y yi A c Nr. Andrews im The Varsity Club is composed of the lettermen of Dale High School. In order to join, a boy must have earned his WDW in either foot- ball or basketball. The boys discuss any sports events that have taken place or those in the future, then they plan and carry out activities which will enable them to get their Varsity jackets. HUNTING R FISHING Sponsored by Mr. Rhoades The members of this club discuss their different experiences in hunting and fishing, types of equipment, and the laws governing these sports. lr. Rhoades, an ardent sportsman, takes the club for hikes and explains any questions they may have about hunting and fishing. JR. DRAMATICS Sponsored by Mr. Crawford The p1ay's the thing! Each club period the members of the Drama- tic Club discuss plays and all the different phases of the thea- ter. They read plays and prepare them for assembly programs ,fkk gig: , A Y-TEENS Sponsored by Mrs. Anne Andrews The members of the Y-Teens are affiliated with the Y.W.C.A. and their activities and events are planned by this organization. At their meetings they discuss coming events of the Y.W.C.A. and their participation in these activities. KNITTING CLUB Sponsored by Mrs. Lillian Liggett Knit 1, Pearl 2, this is what the Knitting Club does each club period. The three girls in this club knit mittens, pot holders, and scarves for themselves. Mrs. Liggett also makes and sells candy to help them pay for their yarn. I W' Come, wsu gg goys 4 W' 7 STL' ww -T . H .1 -W ...-- ' HOM ECONOMICS CLASSES MQ ,mA , sg. it ,Qi -- 1-gag if OFFICE PRACTICE ,-,.... .....-. ,T-. i 1i 11 , I CCC. Ql Q . W4 K 2.555 . EET., Q gx S52 PHYSICS SOLID GEOMETRY DANC ES MQ! Q Jn +--'Q GIRLS CHORUS MIXED CHORUS BOYS CHORUS q 4,-. m5m5R,.f-QQ-uf Qu CHRLS C HORUS First Row--Eleanor Ferg, Janet Kleinmyer, Nancy Graff, Laura Beatty, Claud- ette Rheel, Carolyn Friedline, Mildred Botticher, Donna Costo, Nancy Burns, Donna Collins, Shirley Kensinger. Second Row--Pat Wiesheier, Janet Wilkie, Ruth Ankeny, Barbara Beam, Roberta Hollyhead, Neva Crist, Yvonne Shuber, Gale Keith, Nancy Geisel, Delores Swanhart, Janet Emmel,,Charlene Geisel, Joanne Pheasant, Nancy Jo Grumling, Alma Wicknick. Third Row--Mary Fisher, Mercedes Stahr, Delores Shadle, Nancy Knipple, Monna Momberger, Evelyn Potter, Doris Berringer, Donna Noon, Marlene Ross, Donna Daley, Verna Consalvo, JoAnne Mock, Barbara Statler, Nancy Reighard, Nancy Kinzey. Fourth Row--Marjorie Gordon, Liz Bernat, Erma Berringer, Gwen Evans, Elinor High, Alice Wilson, Donna Maschue, Donna Egolf, Faye Reddecliff, Janet Stonebraker, Connie Bewak, Joan Sedlick, Darlene Slagle, Beverly Simpson, Dianne McClintock, Dianna Dickerta BUYS C HGRUS First Row--Tom May, Jimmy Williams, Arthur Grumling, Ralph Crist, Karl Engle- bach, Bob Savering, Kenny Meyers, Gordon Egolf, Marlin Rosbaugh, Kenny Godfrey, Wayne Meyer, Adonis Miller, Leroy Webb. Second Row--Dick Bartlebaugh, Ronnie Nolan, Murn Miller, George Fisher, Don Meyers, George Siehl, Jack Hale, Paul Cuppett, Nat Simms, Bob Knee Bob Potter, Don Mock, Charles Hassell. Third Row--Jim McMeans, David McMeans, John Grumling, Howard Allen, Jimmy Walters, Boyd Brewer, Ray Zwick, Jimmy Berkebile, Bob Allen, Bill Allen, Leo Sedlmeyerg Absent when picture was taken--Don Hall, Dennis Walters. MIXED C HORUS First Row--Donna Collins, Eleanor Ferg, Joanne Pheasant, Charlene Geisel, Dolores Swanhart, Roberta Hollyhead, Neva Crist, Nancy Kinzey, Nancy Relghard, Nancy Geisel, Nancy Jo Grumling, Pat Weisheier, Ruth Ankeny, Nancy Burns, Shirley Kensinger, Janet Kleinmyer. Second Row--Nancy Graff, Gale Keith, Monna Homberger, Beverly Simpson, Donna Daley, Elinor High, Alice Wilson, Donna Maschue, Donna Egolf, Erma Berringer, Liz Bernat, Darlene Slagle, Evelyn Potter, JoAnne Mock, Donna Noon. Third Row--Carolyn Friedline, Verna Consalvo, Ronnie Nolan, Murn Miller, Don Meyers, George Siehl, Jack Hale, Paul Cuppett, Nat Simms, Marlin Rosbaugh, Kenny Godfrey, Ralph Crist, Wayne Meyer. Fourth Row--Jim McMeans, John Grumling, Howard Allen Ray Zwick, Jimmy Walters Boyd Brewer, Jimmy Berkebile, Bob Allen, Bill Allen, Leo Sedlmeyer Don Mock, Charles Hassell. Absent when picture was taken--Don Hall, Dennis Walters. First Row-- Second Row- Third Row-- Fourth Row- Absent when Nancy Burns, Marlene Wlegand, Nancy Knipple, Jackie Shendow, Dar- lene Slagle, Delores Swanhart, Norma Smith, Mary Jane Hogan, Mercedes Stahr, Beverly Ling, Verna Consalvo. -Claudette Rheel, Patsy James, Barbara Ferg, Sandra Cardellino, Janet Kleinmeyer, Fred Dimpfl, Kenny Meyers, Tom May, Barbara Statler, Yvonne Shuber. Elaine Gasbarro, Dahl Frombach, cindy Murray, Shirley Kensinger, Carolyn Friedline, Peggy Allen, Carol Pheasant, Mary Gasbarro, Mildred Botteicher. Janet Wilkie, Sarah Geisel, Nancy Geisel, Kenny Godfrey, Robert Cale, Judy High, Elinor High, Marlene Wilson, Judy Constable, Marlin Rosbaugh, Donna Noon, Nancy Kinzey, Bob Hassell, Nancy Jo Grumling, Charlene Geisel, Neva Crist. -Donna Maschue, Jerry Reddecliff, Jimmy Allen, Faye Reddecliff, Leo Sedlemyer, Don Hall, Jimmy Berkebile, Howard Allen, Don Meyers Janet Stonebraker, Alice Wilson, William Stonebraker Bobby Ott, picture was taken--John Bernardinelli, Billy Godfrey, Charles Clawson, Nat Simms, Margie Gordon, Karl Englebach, Wayne Meyer, George Siehl, Bob Allen, Bill Allen, Liz Bernat, David High, Martha Grayson, Russell Meyers. 'x T A M 335 if If fu xr N1-xml J 1gA ,U 1 , Q 1 'X w First Rowe-Shirley Kensinger, Janet Kleinmeyer, Janet Wilkie, Delores Swan- hart, Yvonne Shuber, Barbara Statler, Eleanor Ann Ferg. Second Row--Doris Berringer, Margie Gordon, JoAnne Mock, Nancy Kinzey, Dianne McClintock, Verna Consalvo. Third Row--Evelyn Potter, Donna Noon, Liz Bcrnat, Erma Berringer, Janet Stonebraker, Alice Wilson, Donna Daley, Darlene Slagle, Beverly Simpson. s First Row--Charlene Geisel Second Row--Nancy Jo Grumling, Marlene Wilson, Nancy Gelsel Third Row--Don Hall, Paul Lang, Dennis Walters, Howard Allen GX L- 'J F X Z Tftirff First Row--Ralph Crist, Kermit McMeans, Jimmy Walters, Louis DeLuca, Lester Ringler. Second Row--Mr. Andrews, Dick Hiner, Ray Zwick, Dennis Walters, Tom Billick, Fred Zipf, Jack Hale, Nat Simms, B111 Hiner. Third R0w--Frank Miller' Bob Allgn, Bob James, Dave McMeans, Nick Berkich. Len McM1nn, Ron Knipple, George Siehl, Wayne Meyer. Fourth Row--Ron McMeans, Bill Allen, Lee Marsh, Bob Potter, George Fisher, Murn Miller, Bob Savering, Joe Hamer. This year's squad, which consisted of ten lettermen, found them- selves splitting an 8 game slate with 4 victories and 4 defeats, The Raiders started off their season with a 55 - 6 loss to Armagh, spread their wins and losses evenly in the middle of the slate, and ended the season with a loss to our most bitter sports rival --Southmont-- in an almost unbelievable exhibition. Southmont, who hadn't won a game the entire season, defeated the Raiders 55-27, even though Dale hadscored 25 first downs to none for the Tigers. Despite the record of the team, they consistently played good, hard, aggressive football, scoring 115 points to 111 for their op- ponents. MR. ANDREWS Mr. Andrews is a comparative new comer to the scholastic football season. This is only his second year with the Purple Raiders, and, we of the Class of '55, want to wish him a great deal of success with the Raider gridiron team of the future. RAIDER RESULTS 6 Armagh 55 7 Laurel Valley O 14 Blacklick O 26 Montgomery 59 19 Pine Township 6 14 Replogle 6 O Beaverdale 27 27 Southmont 55 Kneeling--Ron Knipple, William Killinger Standing Left to Right--Lester Ringler, Net Simms, Kermit McMeans, Fred Zlpf Len McMinn, Nick Berkich, Tom Billick, Dick Hiner, Louis DeLuca, Don Moshgat, Mr. Hetrick. Although the Raiders started what looked like a very promising season by defeating Stonycreek 38-37, and Armagh 38-3h, they lost the next two and started what turned out to be a very see-saw season by splitting a 15 game slate with 8 victories and 7 defeats. One of the nnstinmressive games of the season was the hard fought game with the league-leaders-- Southmont Tigers. Although the Raiders lost this game, M6-h3, they had the satisfaction of knowing that they played hard and in some periods of the game kept it tied and even went ahead of the Tigers. The Raiders closed their season with SE-h9 victory over Beaverdale. This year's squad consisted of eight Seniors and two Juniors which means that only two lettermen will be returning next year, but with some of the fine talent moving up from the Junior Varsity, next year's season should be very successful. The Raiders scored a total of YUB points to 658 of their opponents. Dick Hiner led the Raiders with 119 points, with Nick Berkich scoring second with 112, VARSITY RESULTS Stonycreek Dale Armagh Dale Armagh Dale Laurel Valley Dale Laurel Valley Dale Wilmore Dale Wilmore Dale Blacklick Dale Blacklick Dale Southmont Dale Southmont Dale Vintondale Dale Vintondale Dale Beaverdale Dale Beaverdale Dale Totals First Row--Joe Hamer, Ralph Crist, Paul Cuppett, Jimmy Walters, Dave Mcmeans, Murn Miller, Bill Hiner. Second Row--Mr. Webber, Bill Burknett, Bob Allen, Boyd Brewer, Bob Knee, Kenny Meyers, Larry Frombach. Third Row--Frank Miller, Dick Bartlebaugh, George Fisher, Bob Potter, Kenny Godfrey. The uLittle Raidersn of Dale High School pla ed a very successful season this year by winning ll games out of lg. The Junior Varsity took their first defeats in two years when they lost to Southmont twice and Beaverdale once in league action. In non-league action the Raiders lost to the Ferndale Junior Varsity 33-30 The team had a total of 561 points to M10 for their opponents. Jim Walters was high scorer for them this year with lhl points. Paul Cup- pett followed with 113. In past years the purpose of the Junior Varsity was to train boys to fill the vacancies left by graduating seniors. This year's squad had six veterans returning with six moving up to the varsity. The Junior Varsity has proven their ability during recent years as well as this year through hard work and consistent victories. The Class of '53 is school proud of J V coach for of the future a sure they will keep up this tradition and will continue to make their them. We wish to congratulate Mr. Webber, who has been the past seven years, and to wish both he and his teams great deal of success. JUNIOR VARSITY RESULTS Stonycreek 21 Dale O Armagh Dale Armagh 21 Dale Laurel Valley Dale Laurel Valley 25 Dale 3 Wilmore Dale Wilmore 33 Dale 39 Blacklick Dale Ferndale 33 Dale 30 Southmont Dale Blacklick 8 Dale M8 Vintondale Dale Southmont 37 Dale 32 Beaverdale Dale Vintondale lh Dale MS Beaverdale 30 Dale 2h Totals C H E E R L E A D E R S Sue Cardellino Evelyn Potter JoAnne lock Beverly Simpson Donna Daley N ?j M , 9 Q3 if mfg . ,ff W, 'J i ,191 5 Xx ' Z- I NTQQC LAS5 BOYS INTERCLASS Kneeling--Nat Simms, Clyde Bar- ringer. Standing--Bill Blair, Jack Hale, Roy Erb, Bob Alt, and Ralph Miller. Absent when picture was taken-- Bill Killinger Dennis Walters ' g-prisms if-?5'b1i.?fY .,f-ii' ' ' ? Q E GIRLS INTERCLASS First Row--Evelyn Potter, Elinor High, Monna Momberger Second Row--JoAnne Mock, Beverly Simpson Absent when picture was taken -- Liz Bernat 5, ACTNGN ag, Q A I 4 Q l r I f . n RON E R , Us H ' Q. 1 Q wx 'Yi' 'SN L A . M , Y ,.,.,,A:,, Qzismii. .K xi, G9 fflfurfi LAST WILL Q Q We, the class of 1953, being of sound mind l?D, do hereby publish this our first and last will and testament: We give Howard Allen's bar bells to Bob Friedline Ruth Ankeny's helpfulness has been willed to Alice Wilson. We give Ray Barr1nger's tardiness to Freddie Dimpfl. Nick Berk1ch's height has been given to Ike Crist. To Gale Keith we will Liz Ber- nat's neatness. Nancy Jo Grumllng'5 versatility to Yvonne Shuber. We give Kermit McMean's physique to Jimmy Reddecliff. Fred Zipf's walk to Ron Nolan. To Leonard McM1nn we give Roy Erb's intellectual looks. JoAnne Mock'S hair goes to Cindy Murray 9 Beverly S1mpson's peppiness is willed to Barbara Statler. Janet Gindlesperger's shortness to Linda Lang. Bill B1air's vocabulary to Boyd Brewer. Evelyn Potter's petlteness to Faye Reddecllff. Marlene W11son's trombone to Tom May. Pat W1eshe1er's bluntness goes to Jackie Shendow. Verna Consalvo's giggle to Delor- es Swanhart. John Be1l's blue eyes to Ray Zwlck To Audrey Metzgar we give Bob A1t's brain. We give Tom Billick's galoshes to anyone who wants them. To Nancy Graff we give Charlene Geisel's voice. Don Hall's tall tales to David Mc- Means Dick H1ner's friendliness to Jere Reddecliff. To Margie Gordon we give Elinor H1gh's gossiping ability. Nat Simm's sense of humor goes to Dianne McClintock. We give Ronnie Knipple's car to Charlie Hassell. Paul Lang's voice to George Siehl. To Don Gerber we leave Dennis Wal- ter's manly looks. Bill K1ll1nger'g shortness has been given to Don Berkich. Don Moshgat's P. O. D. check marks go to Sue Cardellino. To Donna Egolf we give Jack Hale's personality. Lester Ringler's athletic ability to Lee Marsh. To Barbara Beam we give Nancy Bunas quietness. Dick Gerber's curls have been will- ed to Ardell Reiter. Ralph Millerfs Muscles to Bob Pot- tara Monna Momberger's athletic ability to Joanne Pheasant. 6511-vfj L7-51? Vfftness 11088 P R O P H E C Y Prophet - - Liz Bernat It has been ten years since I graduated from Dale High School and here I am at last, in New York City. As I step from the train I am greeted by Elinor High, who is now the gossip columnist for one of the leading newspapers. Before I am able to catch my breath, Elinor has our whole day planned. She hustles me off to a waiting taxi and much to my sur- prise Ronnie Knipple is our driver. I learn, between both of them talking at once, that Roy Erb has just been elected Mayor of the City of New York, and that Janet Gindlesperger is his secretary and girl Friday. Our first stop is Carnegie Hall, where we find Nancy Jo Grumling re- hearsing for a concert with the New York Philharmonic. She is unable to stop, so we leave without talking to her. Our next stop is Central Park, and who should be working here but three of our classmates--Don Moshgat is zoo keeper, Ralph Miller is running the merry-go-round, and Tom Billick is selling peanuts. After talking to them we decide it is time for lunch. We go to a classy diner, and guess who waits on us? None other than Beverly Simpson. She says JoAnne Mock is working in the kitchen, but since they are very busy, we only get to gossip a few moments. Elinor must leave after lunch for two very important interviews--one with John Bell, who has just returned from big game hunting in Africa, and the other with Bill Blair, who is about to publish his theory on nuclear fission. Ronnie continues to lend his services and our next stop is Radio City Music Hall. Here we find Jack Hale rehearsing the Howdy Doody Show. After chatting with him, he directs us to a studio where Nat Simms is rehearsing the Colgate Comedy Hour with guest stars Ray Barringer, Paul Lang, and Evelyn Potter. Ray is going to do a Shakespearean skit, Paul is to sing some of the songs he's made famous and Evie is just going to look beautiful. They are too busy to be disturbed, so we continue on to the New York Receiving Hospital. Head Nurse Ruth Ankeny and her assistant Monna Momberger took us to Fred Zipf's room. Fred crashed while testing a jet plane he thought would travel 10,000 miles an hour. Ruth told us we would have to leave quickly though because Fred needed his rest. Next we went to the Metropolitan Opera House where Charlene Geisel was making her debut in Carmen that very evening. Charlene was very ex- cited, hut we were able to have a long talk. She told me Marlene wil- son was on tour with an all girl orchestra and that Pat wiesheier and Les Ringler were married and running a gas station in the suburbs. As we left the Met, I saw a sign across the street announcing the open- ing of Gorber's Beauty Salon. One of his best customers was Nancy Jean Burns who was in New York with the Ice Show. She told me Verna Consal- vo was operating a Turkish Bath and asked me to call on her. The next person I saw was Kermit McMeans. He told us D6 was coaching the New York Knickerbockers and that Nick Berkich was his star. we headed for the docks next for the docking of the Liner United States. Dick Hiner was captain of this great ship and some of its passengers were former classmates. Bill Killinger was returning to America for the racing season-- he is one of the seasons best jockeys. Denny wal- ters had just finished making three pictures in Europe, and Howard Lee Allen had been recalled by the president, who had another very impor- tant secret mission for him in Asia. The day was almost over, so I told Ronnie Bridge and then go to my hotel. He told in the process of being reinforced by the decided against going to see the bridge, hotel. I thanked him for a very busy day York again. I'm sooooooo tired! I wished to see the Brooklyn me then, that the bridge was Alt Construction Company. I so Ronnie returned me to my and I hope I never see New I REMEMBER ' v The time Mr Clark taught the Senior girls to roll their spaghetti. The cheerleaders going to the basketball games in the bus with the players The visit of the Home Ec. class to the meat market--to become butchers. NShootin'n Mr. Rhoades ndeadn in the Press Club Assembly. Cupid working over time--Class of 55 looses 8 members. When Lii told Mr. Mitchell that her sweat shirts wouldn't fit him. Our selling projects--book covers, penants, candy, wreaths, cones, pins, etc The girls writing in P.O.D. without getting attitude marks. Mr. Hoover's fire extinguisher exploding all over his new suit. Don Ha1l's tall tales and B111 Blairs talking ability. Dick Gerber's downheartedness whin his girl moved to Texas. Howard Allen flunklng his driver's test Cthe only thing he ever did flunk.! When the Hi Herald became a member of the Quill and Scroll. When Seniors won individual memberships in the Quill and Scroll. When Dale took the accusations of other schools for misbehavior. The day we received our proofs and became members of nRogue's Gal1ery.u When Verna put potato peelings in the hall at Home Ec. class. The day the Senior girl's boots were hidden under Miss Long's desk. Singing Christmas carols in Mr. Mitchellfs English class. When Mr. Clark became principal of the high school. The day Mr. Mitchell sang WI Went To Your Weddingn in class. Mr. Niles' mid-semester exam in Solid Geometry. Painting and changing scenery for the Senior play. The fights among our girls, and The Big Chiefs . The Dale Southmont football game--even Ripley had something to say. The fun and the work connected with the Senior play. The day Roy Erb got the giggles. Eorking on the Hi Herald and the Dalion WTO bait fish withaln--fhow could we forget?J Our radio programs and Spring Concerts. When Mr. Andrews became our football coach. The argument we had about class advisors. when the pulled Liz's slip out of the bag at the play. The trouble raising money for our yearbooks. Mr. Clark standing watch in the hall. Football practice on the hill. Mr. Mitchell buying pretzels during fourth period. The fun we had the nights at the Dairy Dell. Being measured for our caps for graduation--Oh, happy day! Our Christmas party during our Junior year. The activities we never had in Y-Teens. The day we received our class rings. When we played tag in Home Ec. When Denny cut his hand in Shop. Miss Long and her lost buttons. Our interclass games Cwhich we seldom won! Mr. Rhoade's fish stories. Kermit singing nHigh Noonn in P. O. D. The Physics tests! Wow!! The romance of Bev and Dick Our picnics at Idlewild. The start of clubs at Dale Our skating party in ninth grade. Tom'g accident right before the play. Pep Club initiation. Nick always falling at the basketball games. When Miss Long became our class advisor. Eating in P. O. D. class Student teachers in commercial subjects. 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